X-22 vs R7 Draw Irons

[farmer]

I know a couple of guys who tried the TM Draw irons and as far as I could tell, the draw part was nonexistent. Try the Cally's, everyone I know who owns them loves them.

[WUTiger]

I appreciate the info. The X22 I bought has the Rifle X 5.5 shaft in it. I assume if I was to purchase the entire set it would be more beneficial to get the stock uniflex shafts, correct?......

Looks like you found a good teacher - a common background. He's already been where you want to go. Wait until you get some lessons and make some progress before deciding on shafts.

You're learning fast - the proper shaft is just as important as clubhead design. X22 with a 5.5 Rifle shaft should be compared to the Uniflex. Computerized ball tracking will show you the trajectory you're getting with your irons and different shafts.

[wsjer88]

I own a set of the R7 draws and I love them. I don't find that they actually draw the ball, I tend to hit them very straight to be honest with you.

[CLaRiTyy]

I would go with the X-22's that's just my opinion

[Fastrack]

I would go for X22. Draw version seems keeping you from improvement of shot making. Just my 2 cents.

[MikeLowry5]

Well two lessons and I am back to swinging when going good this summer, possibly better.

Natural ball flight is a draw which on misses leads to pushes (more frequent) and hooks.

Sold the X-22's on Ebay for what I got them for, decided to keep the forged A4's for the winter and possibly get fitted for something I really want late winter, early spring.

I have hit the X-22 tours, X Forged's, TM Burner, TM Burner Tour, and R7's so far to see how I liked each.

Ironically the club I liked the most was the X-Forged although the Burner and X-22 tours were really nice.

The X-Forged gave me a really nice ball flight and was much harder to hook.

[Fastrack]

Draw = do not want.

Ha Ha....I can't agree more, especially ture for irons.